Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-25
LOCAL 6REvITIeS.

Miss Reed. of Troy, is visiting friends in
this city.
These mornings are Is invigorating as
port wine.
Mr.. Harry Brubaker. of Dayton, was in
the city yesterday.
MIR. l.. II. Todd. of Uroana. was in town
on business yesterday.
Springfield seminary will commence its
fall season September L.
Colonel Wilson and wife. of Yellow
Springs, were in town today.
Messrs. Hugh Lisle and - Beverly. Of
Columbus, are in the city today.
Miss Sophia Thompson has returned
from . six weeks visit TO Chicago.
Mr.. ID. 5. Batdorf left yesterday via the
Bee Line for Big Timber. Montana.
Mr. Hank Conklin. one Of the commits
sioners Of Greene county, Is in the city to-
day.
Mrs. Casad, proprietor Of the Yellow
Springs house. Uls in town today on busi-
ness.
Foreman's orchestra went to London this
morning TO play ut picnic there this after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. A. O'Brien have
gone to housekeeping at l'S west North
street.
Miss Hattie HOsterman will entertain her
friends this evening at her residence on
north Limestone street.
Mr.. Sam Harris left for Columbus last
evening to assume his position a clerk in
the republican state headquarters
Miss Mary E. Palmer. of west State
street. was complimented last night BY .
serenade by Mr.. X. Prices quartette.
Miss Emma Lauver. of Millerstown. Pa.
arrived today. and is the guest Of her
brother. Officer Lauver. and his sisters.
Mrs. Emma McCuddy and little son.
Willie, went to Xenia this morning to visit
Mrs. McCuddy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Bowser.
Mr.. +. F. HarwoOd, OF the Gdzettc. ex-
poets to leave in about ten days for Los
Angeles. California He will probably be
absent several weeks.
Miss Evans. of Cincinnati. who has been
the guest of her uncle, Mr.. +. c. Middleton
ald family, for several weeks past, Tt
turned to her home this morning.
Mr. Richard Hughes lost . pOcketbOok
containing SIS and an order for $40. yester-
day afternoon. He attended the fair but
thinks he remembers having It afterwards
The Turner'S had most enjoyable picnic
in Kellar's grove. on south Limestone street,
last night. The Big Six furnished the
music and delightful evening was passed
by all.
The Knights and Ladies OF Honor will
run an excursion to Dayton on the Bee
Line on the evening of September I'd to at
tend the celebration of the tenth anniversary
of the order. 90 -fs
Mr.. and Mrs. George Romshe, Of Aug
laize county, are in the city visiting rela-
tives ard taking in the fair. Mr.. R0nsbe
is brother of Mrs. William DiehI. whom
he had not seen since her return from the
Fatherland.
Superintendent BIer Chief Engineer
Irwin. General Master Mechanic Turreff.
Of Bridges Maxwell and
Road Master Bohn. of the Bee Line, passed
through the city this morning in the Road
Masters special car.
Died: Fannie NJ, infant daughter OF {.
". and +. F. Nelson. of 246 LagOnda ave
nue., at 3:l5 O'clock p. H., Aug. cath. OF
C lolera infantum. Funeral services Friday
.: $50 a. NJ. conducted by Rev. Dunlap.
Interment at Ferncliff.
Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Barrett and son
Frank are IN Detroit, Michigan, on their
summer vacation. They are the guests Of
G ,orge Farnsworth. manager Of the United
Lines Telegraph company. who twenty-five
years ago was an operator in Springfield.
Mr.. Barrett and family will arrive home
this week